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The Health Informatics Society of Australia (HISA) endorses CHIK's Health-e-Directory service and commends it to all those interested in the transformation of healthcare through health informatics. As a leading Australian professional association, HISA provides a focus for health informatics, its practitioners, industry and users. HISA provides leadership in e-health and works toward building the discipline of health informatics with application across the spectrum of healthcare services. |
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The Medical Software Industry Association (MSIA) represents the interests of the Australian commercial software industry, which develops, supplies and services for healthcare practitioners, service providers and organisations. CHIK’s Health-e-Directory supports the Association’s directions by providing its members with an important channel to promote their e-health product and service capabilities. |
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Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) is Australia's leading industry organisation, representing 10,000 employers across a broad and expanding range of sectors including ICT and health. Ai Group provides comprehensive advice and assistance to members, who operate businesses of all sizes throughout Australia. Ai Group fully endorses CHIK’s Health-e-Directory as a valuable resource in helping to support the emerging e-Health industry. |
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The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) is the nation’s peak industry body and has a vision of a future where a thriving, sustainable and influential ICT industry is recognised as underpinning opportunity for Australian and the Australian economy and community. ICT products solutions are central to maximising the potential of the Health Care industry, and AIIA is pleased to support the Health-e-Directory as an essential resource for the creation of transformational partnerships with Australian ICT companies. |
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The Australian General Practice Network, (www.agpn.com.au) AGPN represents a network of 110 local organisations - Divisions of General Practice - as well as eight state-based entities. More than 90 per cent of GPs and an increasing number of practice nurses and allied health professionals are members of their local Division. The Network is involved in a wide range of activities including health promotion, early intervention and prevention strategies, chronic disease management, medical education and workforce support. AGPN is proud to endorse the CHIK Services Health-e-Directory as a most valuable resource. |
| HL7 Australia |
HL7 Australia (www.HL7.org.au) believes that the effective implementation of interconnected healthcare computing systems improves the Quality, Safety and Sustainability of healthcare Services. HL7 Australia represents the "Health Level 7 International" interoperability standards organisation locally and supports the user and implementer community with standards, training and implementation support. HL7 Australia supports the goals of the Health-e-Directory; it is a valuable resource both locally and internationally. Many of the organisations listed in the Directory either utilise the HL7 Standards or contribute to their development. |
| ACHSE |
The Australian College of Health Service Executives (ACHSE) is the national professional organisation for managers and executives in the public, private and aged care health sectors. As the Leadership and Learning Network for health care professionals in management, ACHSE recognises the major role e-health plays in the overall health reform agenda. It also appreciates the value of CHIK’s Health-e-Directory as a valuable resource in connecting health managers with those companies providing e-health solutions and strategies. |
| HINZ |
Health Informatics New Zealand (HINZ) is a national, not-for-profit organisation whose focus is to facilitate improvements in business processes and patient care in the health sector through the application of appropriate information technologies. HINZ has closely aligned goals to that of Health-e-Directory; to support networking of those working and interested in Health Informatics. HINZ is happy to endorse the goals of the health-e-directory towards our common goals. |
| New Zealand Health IT Cluster |
The New Zealand Health IT Cluster is a vibrant alliance of vendors and supporting members including academia, healthcare providers and policy makers. Vendor members represent multi-nationals and local companies providing health system information communication and technology solutions and services in New Zealand and internationally. The vision of the Cluster is for New Zealand to be a centre of excellence for health ICT. We endorse the Health-e-Directory as an important vehicle for profiling innovative and proven New Zealand health ICT solutions and services. |
| HIMSS |
The Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) is a comprehensive healthcare-stakeholder membership organization exclusively focused on providing global leadership for optimizing IT for the betterment of healthcare. HIMSS and CHIK have worked together to help healthcare professionals connect and exchange ideas for advancing quality healthcare through ground-breaking conferences and expositions. |
| ACHI |
The Australasian College of Health Informatics (www.ACHI.org.au) is Australasia’s peak health informatics professional body, providing professional certification and representing the interests of a broad range of clinical, administrative, technical and information professionals in e-health. College Fellows have significant expertise in and experience of e-health initiatives and best practice; they are seen as thought leaders in Health Informatics in Australasia. The Health-e-Directory is an useful resource for informatics professionals in Australasia and beyond. |
| AHHA |
The Australian Healthcare & Hospitals Association (AHHA) is the peak national industry body representing the public health sector. The AHHA’s members cover the broad continuum of healthcare services including area, regional and district health services, hospitals, community and primary health centres, aged and extended care facilities. The AHHA is proud to endorse the CHIK Health-e-Directory as a valuable resource for promoting valuable technology services in the healthcare sector. |
| ACS |
As the recognised professional association for those working in ICT, the ACS (www.acs.org.au) sees CHIK’s Health-e-Directory as a valuable resource for people involved in the rapidly developing e-health sector. |
